nature boy
Wooooooooo, from Canada!
So is it the ammo? The gun? The trigger? Or the optic? Or is it if u can shoot u can shoot? I look forward to your comments.
I remember hearing about a famous photographer who kept getting the question of what equipment do you use, like it was what made his work so popular. He finally asked someone back, " you're a good writer, what word processor do you use?"
Just go to a USPSA match and do this:
Go up to Chris Tilley and bet him 1,000$ you can beat him if you trade guns. Then, give him yer crap Taurus and take his 10,000$ race gun.
Then: PURE PROFIT SON.
So here's a dilemma... I'm a poor rifle shooter and I want to get better. Do I -
Practice with the best equipment available to me and have full confidence that the rifle is not the problem when things don't work?
or stick with one basic rifle and shoot the snot out of it until I have a good reason to upgrade?
So here's a dilemma... I'm a poor rifle shooter and I want to get better. Do I -
Practice with the best equipment available to me and have full confidence that the rifle is not the problem when things don't work?
or stick with one basic rifle and shoot the snot out of it until I have a good reason to upgrade?
So here's a dilemma... I'm a poor rifle shooter and I want to get better. Do I -
Practice with the best equipment available to me and have full confidence that the rifle is not the problem when things don't work?
or stick with one basic rifle and shoot the snot out of it until I have a good reason to upgrade?
How's the quote go?So here's a dilemma... I'm a poor rifle shooter and I want to get better. Do I -
Practice with the best equipment available to me and have full confidence that the rifle is not the problem when things don't work?
or stick with one basic rifle and shoot the snot out of it until I have a good reason to upgrade?
its the indian not the arrow , that being said it never hurts to have quality arrows
If you know someone who is a good shooter......let them try your rifle out and if their results are good, use it as a baseline.So here's a dilemma... I'm a poor rifle shooter and I want to get better. Do I -
Practice with the best equipment available to me and have full confidence that the rifle is not the problem when things don't work?
or stick with one basic rifle and shoot the snot out of it until I have a good reason to upgrade?
I’m your huckleberryIf you know someone who is a good shooter......let them try your rifle out and if their results are good, use it as a baseline.